The basic elements of an infection prevention program prevent the spread of infection in healthcare settings. Implementing these elements reduces the risk of infection among patients and healthcare personnel.
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We acknowledge that alcohol abuse, in and of itself, can destroy lives. But, while the national campaign focuses on the overuse of alcohol and its effect on the lives of those who overindulge, we turn our attention to the 10 ways that even moderate alcohol consumption negatively undermines oral health:
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If you’re getting tired of hearing about COVID-19, you’re in good company. For the past year, writers, news anchors and talk show hosts have been covering the topic ad nauseum. But, like it or not, the subject probably won’t likely disappear from headlines anytime soon. The most recent data available, on Worldometer, reports 113,824,567 people have been diagnosed with
Coronavirus Safety Matters: For Your Dental (And Overall) Health Read More »
We limit the number of people allowed in the waiting room at any given time. This reduces our patients’ risk of exposure to others who could be unwitting carriers of COVID-19.
Why it’s safe to return to the dentist during the pandemic Read More »
